'Foy or Fang: Which was who Snape must protect? (Was Re: Snape-the Hero...)
Sydney
sydpad at yahoo.com
Tue Nov 22 22:28:44 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 143367
> Hekatesheadband wrote:
> >
> > Harry was not in a position to help Fang. Snape was, but he didn't.
> > It's not the crux of anyone's character or any plot element.
> > It's just the last nail in Snape's coffin for me.
Saturniia:
However, at the time of the burning and Snape
> and Malfoy's flight from the school, *saving* Fang could've been the
> final nail in Snape's coffin.
Aside from everything else--the fact that neither Harry nor Snape had
time to deal with Fang, given that they were fighting a duel at the
time; the fact that Snape was also trying to divert the other DE's
from attacking Harry, and hustle them off the grounds ASAP; the fact
that the whole reason this was brought up was that Snape is described
as being in as much pain emotionally as Fang was physically-- aside
from all this-- dude, Snape just killed DUMBLEDORE in part to preserve
his cover. He's not going to throw it away to save Hagrid's dog, and
I don't know if going around rescuing puppies is the best way to keep
up your hard-core DE rep.
In any event, I don't know if a simple 'accio Fang' would do it--
wouldn't that just yank Fang through the cabin walls? I don't think
that would be very healthy either.
--Sydney, who is also an animal-lover, but within the bounds of reason
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